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Butler County
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Butler County Political Parties


Democratic Party chairs in Butler County: [none currently in database]

Republican Party chairs in Butler County: [none currently in database]


Butler County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1860, Charleston and Baltimore: A. P. Miller
   1864, Chicago: Chris Hughes
   1912, Baltimore: Edward C. Sohngen
   1916, St. Louis: Edward C. Sohngen
   1924, New York: Warren Gard — Caroline L. Hammerle
   1928, Houston: Warren Gard — George H. Sebald
   1940, Chicago: Mary B. Billingslea — Jackson Bosch — Joseph W. Fichter
   1944, Chicago: Robert M. Sohngen
   1948, Philadelphia: Greg Holbrock
   1952, Chicago: Andrew W. Cherney — George H. Elliott — Robert M. Sohngen — John W. Thomas
   1956, Chicago: Frank Dobrozsi — Harry T. Wilks
   1960, Los Angeles: Frank Dobrozsi — Greg Holbrock — Harry T. Wilks
   1964, Atlantic City: Andrew W. Cherney — Joseph W. Fichter — Greg Holbrock — Raymond Motley
   1972, Miami Beach: David Arredondo — Richard H. Mansfield — Shirley Ann Williams — Theodore Williams — Cynthia S. Wilson
   1996, Chicago: Donna K. Nicol — Franklin D. Vickers
   2004, Boston: Dora Bronston — Stephen L. Hightower
   2008, Denver: Donald A. Daiker — Leslie Y. Ford — Stephen L. Hightower
Republican National Conventions:
   1856, Philadelphia: Josiah Scott
   1860, Chicago: William Beckett
   1900, Philadelphia: O. V. Parrish
   1904, Chicago: Isaac Hale
   1912, Chicago: John Clinton Hooven
   1916, Chicago: Milton J. Beeghly
   1924, Cleveland: Homer Edson
   1928, Kansas City: Peter P. Boli
   1936, Cleveland: Clinton Egbert
   1940, Philadelphia: Clinton Egbert
   1944, Chicago: Clinton Egbert
   1948, Philadelphia: Dan M. Beckett — Harold W. Jones
   1952, Chicago: Martin A. Coyle — Peter E. Rentschler
   1956, San Francisco: Martin A. Coyle — William E. Crawford
   1960, Chicago: Martin A. Coyle — Richard O. Michael — Charles H. Murray
   1964, San Francisco: Martin A. Coyle — John R. Moser
   1972, Miami Beach: Mary L. Jones — Clarence W. Rogers
   2008, St. Paul: Jewel Baker — John A. Boehner — Margaret Conditt — James Crane
Whig National Conventions:
   1839, Harrisburg: Cyrus Falconer

 

 


 
   
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